CAM Notes



DE AAA9O

R 242000Z NOVEMBER 2009

FM HAYS/AAA9O AZ

TO ALL ARMY MARS RDs, SDs, Officers and Members

INFO:

AAA9A AZ

AAA9F AZ

AAA9M AZ

AAA9O AZ

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SUBJECT: CAMO 24-09 MARSGrams Routing

1. The following information concerning routing of MARSGrams is

provided by Mr. Daniel V. Wolff, Jr. (AEA1RD), Regional Director (Region

11):

QUOTE 1. Region 11 will accept MARSGrams going to *all* zip codes

beginning with 09xxx (09000 through 09899) and a few zip codes beginning

with 964xx. There are a few exceptions for some 095xx zip codes (i.e.

ships, Navy Mobile Units, Guantanamo Bay, etc.).

2. Traffic destined to any location within Region 11 (Europe, Africa,

or Southwest Asia) should be sent to routing call sign "AET1TAE"

(AET1TAE@winlink.org) as the primary route. Alternate routes include

sending to WL2K HF RMS AEM1US (AEM1US@winlink.org) or AEN3QT

(AEN3QT@winlink.org). Treat "AET1TAE" just like any other State routing

call sign, the same as you would route traffic to "AAT9TAZ", "AAT6TTX",

and other State routing call signs. Lastly, any traffic routing

problems can be sent to me for resolution (AEM1WF@winlink.org).



3. Grant, we have MARS members "peppered" throughout Region 11,

including Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, etc. in Southwest Asia. For

example, Traffic going to Afghanistan coming into routing call sign

"AET1TAE" is relayed to Jim McLaughlin (AEM3AO) who is physically

located in Afghanistan. Traffic destined for other areas of Region 11

are relayed to the nearest MARS member near the addressee in the same

manner. When there isn't a MARS member near the addressee then the

MARSGrams or traffic is dropped into the Military Postal System (MPS)

for delivery to their APO/FPO address. END QUOTE.

2. Please ensure dissemination to all Army MARS members in your

region/state.

3. All questions will be addressed to AEA1RD, cc AAA9O.

POC: AAA9O

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